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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1909)
• • • e * 4 • • •• . * « •• ♦ « « 00 w • • •• • 0 • • •* Q 0 • • •• < A • * 0 * Mission «>t Circuit AIMS! I Jam«is Watson, county clerk, BANDON CARNIVAL Was held in Coquille Ane lore part of among the Coquille visitors at this week. GREAT SUCCESS Bandon carnival. New line of iron beds, rocking Nice line of ladies’ skirts at the chairs, etc, at Woodruff Turner Bargain Store. Born—To the wile of Frank Huf. [Continue«! troni page tj it I the House Furnishers. it ford, Sept, aoth, a ten pound girl. The rain will probably bring the Dr. Sorensen is erecting a fine fish into the river, and in fact some but here are some of die prizes The Racket Store is just receiving awarded: I.allies’ Art Cun», blue ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT THE a large stock of holiday goods. It new bungalow on his lot in the west pretty good catches have alreadv ribbon or white sash, for best club part of town. been reported. The fish seem to J. O. Lockhart returned Friday exhioit. Mrs. Osborn was awarded run later each year. Ladies' and misses' coats and rain from eastern Oregon where he has , a sack of flour, for the best ioaf of coats at the Bargain store. it been on a prosjiecting trip. F. J. Fahy, the genial cashier of bread; Miss Winnie McNair a silver Many Coos county women after the Bank of Bandon is expected meat fork for best c«x>kies; — FOR RENT— Stock and dairy remedying a smoking stove or a home from Seattle in the near future Mrs. Boyd, can of baking powder ranch. Apply to this office. 37tf. smoking lamp have to put up with a where he has been attending the big for best jelly ; Mrs. Lily, knife ami R. S. Knowlton of Coquille is smoking husband. fair. firk, for lemons grown in Coos starting the construction of a house The swellest line of rugs carpets Old papers at the R ecorder of county- E. Bossen, of Langlois was tn his lot near the old scho I awarded blue ribbon for best a|i- «nd art squares ever brought to fice five cents a bundle. building. ples; Mrs, Kronenberg, blue rib the city at Woodruff & Turner the i Quite a delegation will go from Best tertlizer for ycur garden at House Furnishers. bon for celery; Mr' Rambo, blue It here this afternoon to be in atten - the Estabrook Warehouse. 36 t ribbon for best display of mixed The friends of Rev. K H. Allen ance at the good roads meeting in vegetables; Mrs Johnson b’ue rib HEY know a comfortable roomy Everybody had a good time al and wife will learn with much Coquille this evening. Th«' object bon tor Danish cakes. The canned the carnival and business was con pleasure of their return to the M. I of the meeting as announced is to suit helps to make life pleasant, siderably stimulated as a result ol E. church in this city for another promote a better toad system I vegetables displayed by Mrs. Tyler They know from experience and Mrs. Morrison also received the enterprise year. [ throughout Coos county. honorable mention. that it doesn’t pay to buy any Rouse's coal at the Estabrook Bandon had the pleasure of enter- All the local news in the Bandon In the needle work display, Mrs' old thing in the way of Clothes so they warehouse. 2itf taining Mayor Straw of Marshfield R ecorder . . Subscription $1 -50 Hartman received I first prize ‘or buy at a store like ours where Collegian The W. C. T. U. willl meet at and Dr. Gale of North Bend, two I>er year. lace work, a pair of f silver plaited the Methodist church, at 2:30 of Coos county’s most distinguished Clothes, Sweet Orr Trousers, Stetson Will Morrow and W. McFarlane embroidery shears. 1 for white em Thursday afternoon Oct. 7th. Please citizens at the carnival. broidery work, Mrs. Alice Gallier have formed a company to handle a Hats, Tilt, Strong & Garfield’s or Berg be prompt. By order of President. A big line of trunks, suit cases patent gasoline lighting plant here. received first prize, a beautiful white mann Shoes and Winsted Underwear Surelay for chickens as good a and valises at Woodruff & Turner Mr. Morrow will be the manager of silk scarf; for colored embroidery are sold. They know they can make no It and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook the House Furnishers. the new business, temporary quarters work, Mrs. Barrows received first prize, a leather hand bag; Mrs, The meeting of the Commercial for which have been opened in the warehouse. 33 tf. mistake in buying our garments and Club Tuesday night, though not Gow Why building on Broadway-— Robert Johnson receive«I first prize Ray Dean has closed up his should our goods ever fail to give entire tor sofa pillow, a bine silk veil: Mis. photograph gallery at this place and largely attended, was exceedingly Times. satisfaction they can get new ones or has gone to Coquille where he will interesting, and many topics of in The Odd Fellows are getting the J B. A. Kolp receiveil a blue ribbon money back. assist his father in the newspaper terest were discussed, Several im- material on the ground for their for Indian curio display and Dr. Greek was awarded the blue ribbon portant issues were postponed until work. —Enterprise. new building. This will lie one of next week, at which lime there the best buildings in the city, when for the best made and most artistic — for SALE—Cheap a good first should be a full attendance of Ban completed, and will be a great ad - quilt. There were many other class merchandise business. Inquire don citizens. dition to the business section. exhibits in this class, all of which of the Bandon Investment Corpora are deserving of favorable mention. Try alfalfa meal for chickens and Schreiber & Boettcher have the con tion. 24tf Saturday morning was a little cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 tf tract. Rev. R. H. Allen and wife will damp, but about noon the wea'her James P. Murie and Ruby A. I Butter wrappers of all sizes for conditions began to look better and return from Salem on Friday of this week. He will preach in the Panter, daughter of Capt. W, R. sale at this office. before evening the streets were Archie, the young son of Mr. and ’ I ’ anter, were married at the home of lined with people all having the M. E. Church Sunday at 11 a ni ! Mrs. W. T. Allen was quite badly the bride in Myrtle Point Wednes time of their lives. Confetti and and 7:30 p. m. All are invited to day evening, Sept. 22, Rev. Baker scalded Tuesday. His mother was horns were again much in evidence these services. of this city officiating. Mr. and washing on the back porch, and and in the evening occurred the The ladies of the M. E. Church Mrs. Murie w ill make their home in while she was temporalily absent, big mask parade and crowning of served meals in a tent on Dr. R< s- Bandon, having rented rooms over the chili! probably fell off the porch, the carnival king, who came out ol siter's lawn during the carnival and the restaurant near the post office. pulling a can of hot water with him ; 1 he woods in his automobile <c rep ort a good business. They Mr Murie is a fireman on the steam which scalded him badly. Medical! . , his __ „..... companjed by knights. This served excellent meals and were er Coquille. The many friends of aid was summoned and the little, event took place under th«-; arch in certainly deserving of all the patron the happy young couple w ill extend fellow is getting along quite well j front of the Gallier hotel, w here the age they received. now and .vill probably be alright in ■ queen was in waiting for the arrival congratulations and best wishes. a few ilays. of the king. The ceremony was in For baskets and crockery. See James 1. Hill in a speech, said Woodruff <& Turner, the House that “one acre of Tillamook lumber Cedar Planking for bridge and charge of J W. Mast and was con Furnishers. 3oti 26tf ducted with great dignity, There 1 would produce more lumber than street work. Estabrook Co. SHIELDS Ar KENN EDY Half a dozen of the semi per was dancing each evening at the KLAUKNJIITIIN AM) WAGON MAK fr.KN H. A. McClellan, special rep 100 crops from wheat land,” At Timmons building and everybody resentative of the Daily Coast Mail, 60 lbs to the bushel, anil an average manent structures at the Alaska- Wagons of All Kinds Made to Order llorscshoeint a Spedali) had a good time, Most ol the side of Marshfield was in Bandon during of 30 bushels to the acre. 1800 lbs Yukon Pacific Exposition, are to be Job Work allended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction, Price. shows anil other attractions were carnival week and reported the to the acre for wheat. Take lum used for collegiate purposes by the reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon. good anil received a big patronage* carnival doings for his paper. Mr tier at 50.000 feet to the acre, 3000 Washington State University, 0,1 all of them excepl all of them excepting one or two McClellan was very enthusiastic in tbs to to the tooo feet dry weight, whose campus the fair has I made good money. I - his boosting the carnival and says uid we have 150,000 or 75 tons held. The New York State Build In fact the carnival was a big his paper has the friendliest of feel against less than one ton to the ing, a replica of W. H. Seward’s success in every particular so far as CIRCUSES. acre in favor of lumber, This is our home* at Auburn, N. Y. will be ing for this section. merry making was concerned, but The Old and the New and the Great possible tonnage, 75 tons j er acre, used as a residence by President F or sale —A gray mare, gentle the committee finds they are a lit est Drawing Card. We have a complete line of and we have 500,000 acres of tim Kane of the University. There are and staunch Also three yearling Before the one ring «lays anti going tle behind in their accounts, owing also four permanent buildings, her land.--Tillamook Herald back a few centuries the circus was Apply calves and one winter cow. erected bv the fair management to the fact that more attractions were represent«*«] in tile person of a mounte to Thos. Ashton, near Lampa. L ost —An old ivory and nugget which the university regents take I provided than the amount taken in bank. a thill visageil. clean sliaveu pin, tinder please return to Western over when the gates close on Oct. j would pay for but there will prob- mail who hitched bis trapeze to the One of the concession men was so sturdy limit of a village oak and did And well pleased with results obtained Home boarding house and receive 16, so that the educational institution ! ably be little difficulty in raising feats to tile ill «'Oli<<*illed il maze inent reward. the deficit as everybi dv was so well 37-2t of a peopl«» who respeetetl God some- is a handsome gainer by the fair at the Bandon carnival that he said what, lint the devil mid his black pleased with the carnival, that they If it is right having been held on its grounds. to protect the public he would come 1500 miles to be magic a great «leal more. will come through with the money present if we ever have another from spurious food, there should A long mid high jump this—from ----- OOO------- to pay all expenses mountebank to modern hippodrome, carnival here. This man cleared also be a law to guard them against The Carnival Committee have from a man who lived under his tint Presbyterian Church up a neat sum of money while here bad pictures, At least that is what to n tented city which houses as mauy Everything that i. needed in done their work well, and hai e as and says he was royally treated by the Photographers Association of 25.< hio people in one day and regu the public tchool.at the the Pacific Northwest believes and Sunday Oct. 3 Bible study in given the people of Bandon and larly furnishes food, shelter and trans the committee and everyone else. vicinity a good time. The Bandon poi'tation for l.'joii more, to say noth Board and lodging at Corson it has appointed a legislative com school, 10 a. m, preaching 11 a. m; Concert Band gave us some tine ing of a hospital, a postotlie«* and a Christian Endeavor 7 p. in; preach commissary where on«» can purchase boarding house, near broom handle mittee to urge an inspection bureau. concerts anil are worthy the j raise almost anything from a postage stamp ing, 8 p. m. It would also serve to curb the mill. Reasonable rates and satis FOR In fact all Ban to a suit of overalls. The Subjects for the sermons “The of every citizen. Tile liig show today is as highly spe faction guaranteed. Mrs. Harvey activities of fake picture men. Bandon picture shows, however, are Two Doors;” “A Calll to the donians, who had anything to do hializetl mid deviously organized as is Toys, Notions, Dishes, James, proprietor. 37 2t conducted in such a manner that Heights." I11 the morning sermon with the carnival have acted well and I our greatest tmsim*ss institution. Its Ladies’ and Children's Furnish* costs a thoiiaanil dollars The show window in the store of legislation affecting them would be we want to show you the two doors should receive the sincere thanks of maintenance 111 hour Y«*s. it's a long jump from ings, Men’s Shirts and Woodruff «St Turner, the house entirely unnecessary. The theatres one open through which we are in the people. th«» mountebank: but. after all. things Overalls haven't cliangwi so much in some furnishers, during the carnival was are cozy and they aim always to vited to look and see the glories of ways. WE ARE JUST RECEIVING a source of much attraction. It please the redeemed; the other closed and give you full information. The A man who was ninnitig a trlek A LARGE STOCK OF represents young ladies in riding oony and dog show last year milled a a person without seeking admission price is $1.50 a year. Buy your first quality white cedar HOLIDAY GOODS and driving habits encircling a If you will send twenty-five cents •'thriller” to tils program in th«» way —we may admit or reject the vis shingles from the Estabrook Co. t of a dangerous flying trapeze act. To beautiful drive From the various AT THE itor. The evening sermon urges us in stamps, three late issues will be the delight of his p<s-kets. tmt th«» In chariots Hoated a pennant on which B. L. Hurst h is a four year old to look upon things from other sent you so that you may become tense disgust of bls trainer’s soul, the was inscribed “Hurrah for Bandon.” «pple tree, of the Wealtv variety view points. This, I think, would ! acquainted with it. Read tile fol- door receipts almost dotibl«*d fie had two men at the door on«* night who asked the outgoing crowds which part Don't fail to see our new stock of which has 30 apples on it, everyone fie profitable for persons who do| lowing splendid offers: You 1 Offer No. 1 McClure's Magazine, .if the stiow Hie« llkisl best tile tl*i< k I n C attu « C an Ba P iivintio rugs and art squares direct from the a- smooth and symmetrical as apples not habitually attend church. animals or the acrobats. They answer CUTTER’S BLACK LEG V ACC IMS factory at Woodruff «¡¿Turner, th could be. tine brought to this of are cordially invited to meet with us. i Woman's Home Companion ami «si as one. 'Un* acrobnts!" California's favorite, the most >uc cessful. easiest used and lowest The Pacific Monthly, costing 84 50 tice measured eleven inches in cir M. E. C oen , Minister. Pnnger danger to other House Furnishers. 3otf lium.'in r.rurl reliable vaccine made Powder, string or piU form Writ* Ilves and limbs that's the drawing will be sent at a special rate of $3. cumference, and was as perfectly for free Black Leg Booklet curd. after all, excepting only Ed Marcy, a brother of Charles formed as any apple we have ever tin» etili- THE CUTTER LABORATORY Offer No. 2— McClure's Maga <lr«*n who are too young to tie gory lliaaaiav. C al Winter’s Reading Marcy formerly of Myrtle Point was seen Mr. Hurst has a fine orchard ■I N V<>ur (lruRgist L<rs n stuck utu zine. Review of Reviews and the' minded and who find most delight in vaccines, order direct from . caught between two small cars at the on his ranch southeast of town. Pacific Monthly, costing $6., will be the clowns AVe grownups like the ••thrillers” the more deadly tin* tietter. Smith mill at Marshfield last week. Besides his apple trees he has a nice The Pacific Monthly of Port» sent for $3.60. Clarence Y. Lowe William Allen Johnston in Harper’s His cheek bone was broken and he line of English Walnuts, which prom lami. Oregon, is Offer No. 3 —Human Life, Ideal I Weekly. a beautifully il- BANDON -- O h EGO received other bruises about the is«-s to be a great industry in this lustrateli monthly magazine. If Homes and The Pacific Monthly Druggist and .Apothecary bead and face. At the time of the section in the future. Mr. Hurst you are interested in dairying, will be sent for $2. Is just in re wipt of «¡m*w stock of accident he was employed at the has the agency for some of the best fruit Order by number and send your raising, ¡»oultry raising, or Drugs and Clieniicnl", Paten, and Now is the time to buy wall paper work of transferring the cars from nursery stock in the country and want Proprietary Preparations. Toilet Ar to know about irrigated order accompanied by postal money as it is going at to per cent reduc tides. Druggist Sundries, Perfumes, one section of the lumber yard to his own ««rehard is a testimony to the lands, timber lands. order for the amount to The Pacific i , or free gevern- another, horses being used to haul tact that he understands fruit busi- ment land open to a homestead Monthly. Portland Oregon. 36-21 tion to make room for our new stock. Brushes, Sponges, Soap. Nuts and ____ Woodruff ¿4 Turner, the House Candid«, Cigars, Tobaccos and Cig the cars.—Enterprise. ness. — I I arettes, Paints, Giant and • entry. The. Pacific Monthly will/ Is vou'r substfiption.paid? »» ■»•*'«» » * “ Oiuin, Oik, Furnishers. 3otf I Painter's Supplies. [ Local Lore j I wise men ! Clothes They Wear T Smith Bros. & Sidwell Better Goods for the same money Same Goods for less Money I School Books SCHOOL BOOKS School Supplies Bandon Drug Co Racket Stor’e IFß uà . j a o • • • _ •« •• o > • 0 * ♦ 0 •• 9
